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What Is an MCP Server? Meaning, Architecture, and ExamplesThe short answer An MCP server is a program that exposes data, actions, or reusable prompts to AI applications through Model Context Protocol. It does not replace an API or an agent; it standardizes hNotion vs an Agent-Native Workspace: Which Is Better for AI Agents?Notion is no longer just a human-authored wiki with an AI chat box. In 2026, it offers Notion Agent, Custom Agents, scheduled and triggered automation, page-level agent access, connected tools, MCP suConnect Codex to a Shared Knowledge Workspace with MCPCodex is most effective when it can use both kinds of context a team depends on: the repository, files, terminal, and runtime evidence around the software; the shared product decisions, research, launMCP Security Checklist for TeamsMCP Security Checklist for Teams MCP server security requires more than connecting over OAuth or approving a server once. Teams must control which servers are trusted, which identity and scope each coThe AI Research Workflow: From Sources to a Reviewable BriefAn AI research workflow is a repeatable process that uses AI to accelerate discovery, extraction, comparison, and drafting while preserving source traceability and human review. The goal is not to genMCP Server Architecture: Hosts, Clients, Servers, and Protocol LayersMCP server architecture is a host–client–server system. A user-facing AI application acts as the host, creates one MCP client for each connected server, and coordinates the model and user experience.

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